Reading and managing Apple Mail via JXA. Use when working with email, archiving messages, or processing the inbox.
Automates Apple Mail operations including reading messages, archiving emails, and managing inboxes via JXA scripts.
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archiving.mdApple Mail automation via JXA (osascript -l JavaScript).
Mail.app delete() moves messages to Trash, not Archive. There is no archiveMailbox property — find the archive mailbox by name per account.
See archiving.md for account detection, mailbox lookup, and batch archive patterns.
var app = Application("Mail");
var inbox = app.inbox();
var messages = inbox.messages();
Key properties: subject(), sender(), dateReceived(), content(), mailbox().account().
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